The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-02-15
SEDALIA.

Mrs. Louis Ieustch visited friends In
St. Louis this week.
Miss Msmie DeDuth has returned
from visit with relatives.
Quite number from here will attend
the Patti concert In st. Louis.
Mrs E. E. Mcclellan will leave ior
Kansas City next Tuesday.
Miss Florence Peck of Kansas City is
visiting b. sister Mrs. Osburn.
Miss Cammie Thompson is the guest OF
Mrs. Abiel Leonard, OF Atchison, Kan.
Mrs. Julia Sanborn, of Windsor, wss
the guest of friends in this city, Thursday
Mis- Jennie Zilhart will 60 to Clinton
this week, where she will remain perma-
nently.
MIR. and Mrs. Albert Parker are ex-
pected 10 Ieiurn from Colof ado Springs
this week.
Mrs james Poulson is the guest of
relatives in st. Louis, she will remain TO-
some weeks.
Mrs. Joseph Cannon, of Uun ;onyille,
is the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
L. F. Blair.
Miss Pbe. Highleyman is sctirg as
bookkeeper for Mr.. Swslly's book-binding
establishment.
Miss Emma Glasscock, of Kansas CITY,
has bsen spending few days as the uest
OF Miss Emma Kidd, of this city.
MIR ard Mrs. Cyrus Newki'k wto
are spending the winter on the Pac: &c
coast are now in Los Anc eles, Cal
MIR and Mrs. f. J. Dinner and Mr.,
Ed Armstrong were the guests last week
OF Mr.. and Mr.. J. p. Harrington.
10 California, Mo-. next Saturday for
visit and from Il at point will go 10
Chicago.
Mis-. A L. Devereaux and her lille
granddaughter left for Sacramento, Cal,
this week. and will spend .wO months in
that city and vicinity.
A very elaborsiely arranged german
will be given by the West End Whist
club at The resid, nee of Miss Ida Newkirk
next Thursday evening.
Mis- Marion Packard, who has been
the guest Ct Mrs. F. 3. D.ake for some
time, will leave for her home in Plair field,
New Jersey, next Monday.
"A very largely attended and enjovabe
Lizzie We z, al The IesiGCIte o. NJ . and
MIS-. RI Long, lasl Thursday evening
Mrs. 6. II. Gibson, of Madison, lid /,
who has teen the guest of her sistsr, Mrs.
Quigley, depar ed for horne on Monday
night, accompanied by be: peice, Mss
Sadie Quigiey.
in sdditiou to many excellent quail
ties Of head and heart, Major Cole sdds 10
his talents iha; of artistic ability. He is
said 10 have tainted picture which so'C
for the neat sum of $500.
Mr. c. c Psrksr has 'ecently added
some fine selections to his repertoire OF Ieci-
tations and he is in receipt of many jnvi-
cations TO assist al entertainments 10 be
given in neighboring places.
MIR. and Mrs. John Montgomery re-
turned from visit with their son Lee,
who is attending college at Fulton, Mo,
also from visit with Rev. aud Mrs.
Nesbit, formerly of this city, last 1hurs-
day.
Mrs. Carl Vile and children viii rot
go to England as they had expect.
but will leave for New York city about
,he FIRST of next month where they will be
Joined by Mr.. Vile and take up their res
idence.
Misses Adele end Louise Warren who
have been the guests of Mis- G. E. Mes
serly left for their home in Springfield,
Ill last Wednesday. They made many
friends while here and their presence will
be much missed.
The Chatauqua literary and social |
circle met last night at the residence of |
Mrs Geo. B2bcock on Broadway. Among |
other eI joyable features OF the p;o-
gramme were vocal solos by Mrs. F. B. |
Drake ard Miss Maria Annette Jones.
RECEPTION.
Mrs. F. B. Drake gave very handsome
ly appointed reception at her residence on
Sixth street last tn, sday evening from 1
two O'Clock until six. She was assisted by /
Miss Packard, of New jersey, at present
her guest, and the affair was a success
throughout. The reception room and the
enrichment table w>Te decorated with /
tasteful designs of smilax and cut flowers |
and presented a very attractive appearance |
The table was further adorned with a |
pyramid Of fruit: and the refreshments
served from il consisted of salads, oysters.
olives. cakes, coffee, ETC.; also tinted ices
served in quaint and novel holders OF
fapciful shapes. These were ordered from
she weIl-known house Of Beers in st,
Louis.
Mrs. Drake received her CUES in a
costume of black faille Francois, with an
entire ietted front point, duchesse lace gar
n.ture and diamonds.
Mi,. Packard wore a costume Of black
thread lace over blue satin, broad blue
-;lho, finch of tho fhrOat ornaments
diamonds.
Among the invited guests were:
Mesdames Ilgenfri,z, John Wan sley,
/. F. Sheldon, J. r. Barrett, L. L. Davi-
SON. d. h. Smith, j. g. White, A. {.
Marvin, III. A. Pratt, G. III. Scott, c: 4.
Messerly, Geo. w. Galbreath, L. A. Ross,
&c. Thompson, Ira Hinsdale, John B.
Gallie, 81. L. Berry, D. !. Wheeler, K. ID.